[sdiy] NIC-based wave folder/shaper
harrybissell
harrybissell at prodigy.net
Mon Jan 27 05:24:01 CET 2003
And sine waves are fun to play with as well....
I think this circuit begs to have a tracking bipolar supply
connected to the opamp so you can vary the point at which
the opamp saturates....
hmmmm
H^) harry
Ian Fritz wrote:
> Hi all --
>
> A couple more observations on the NIC waveshaper.
>
> 1.) The opamp output is also interesting. It deforms from square to saw
> with constant amplitude. What other way is there to do this? I can only
> think of a variable-gain clipping amplifier, but this would need very high
> gain to get a steep transition, whereas the NIC divider is intrinsically
> steep.
>
> 2.) Driving the circuit with a tri produces a folded waveform, which may
> also be useful, but again gain compensation would probably be needed. The
> opamp output in this case deforms from square to triangle with constant
> amplitude.
>
> Ian
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